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4: Average daily likelihood of using the bicycle: Frequent Biking Challenge group compared to control group

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Figure 2.1: Analysis of utility cycling within Shove et al.'s Social...
Figure 3.1: Initial codes and the clusters around emerging themes....
Figure 4.1: Trip Diary web application: daily trips (left), calendar...
Figure 4.2: "Frequent Biking Challenge" levels (left) and information...
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Promoting Uptake of Utilitarian Cycling Through Digital Technology
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  • Nov 2022
Information and communication technologies (ICT) are becoming ever more pervasive in our everyday lives. Mobility, including all modes of transport, is one area where this trend is present. However, there is no comprehensive understanding of technology’s role in supporting utilitarian cycling in realistic everyday settings. In this thesis, I aim to...
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